About Calzedonia
Calzedonia is an Italian fashion retailer founded in 1986 and headquartered in Dossobuono, Villafranca di Verona, Italy. The brand is known for its wide range of hosiery, leggings, socks, and swimwear for women, men, and children, combining fashion-forward designs with everyday comfort. Calzedonia sells through its own branded retail stores in many countries and via its official website, calzedonia.com, where customers can shop current collections, seasonal lines, and special collaborations.
A Calzedonia charge on your bank or card statement usually comes from an in-store purchase at one of their boutiques or an online order placed at calzedonia.com (or a country-specific version of the site). Charges may include one-time purchases of tights, leggings, socks, or swimwear, as well as shipping fees or gift card purchases. You might also see temporary authorization holds when you place an online order or update your payment method; these are used to verify funds and are typically reversed if the order is not completed. If your order ships in multiple packages, you may see separate or adjusted charges matching the items actually dispatched.
If you’re unsure about a Calzedonia charge, start by checking your recent receipts, shopping bags, and email inbox (including spam/junk) for order confirmations from calzedonia.com or a local Calzedonia store. Log in to your Calzedonia online account, if you have one, to review your order history and billing details. For questions or disputes, use the contact or customer care section on calzedonia.com to reach support by form, chat, or the country-specific phone/email listed there; have your order number, store location, and the exact charge amount/date ready. If you still cannot recognize the transaction, contact your bank or card issuer to review the charge and discuss options such as a dispute or card replacement.